Spine-Align: Posture Monitor
Embedded and Real Time System Software - ENSC351, SFU (Sept - Dec 2025)

Spine-Align is a wearable posture-monitoring device built on the BeagleY-AI platform. It uses an analog accelerometer attached to the user's back to read through the MCP3208 ADC to measure upper-back tilt and classify posture in real time. The system provides instant feedback using an LED indicator and allows users to adjust posture thresholds and sensitivity through an onboard joystick.

Separation Smart Counter
Personal Project (Aug - Sept 2025)

The Separation Smart Counter is a device that sends phone notifications when two components become separated, with applications in dieting adherence, burglary detection, and medication tracking. I modeled and 3D-printed a protective shell in SolidWorks, then designed and wired the circuit using an ESP32 microcontroller. After assembly, I tested and refined the system to ensure reliable sensor readings, accurate counter updates, and consistent notification delivery.

Personal Website
Personal Project (May - Aug 2024)

I independently learned HTML and CSS through online tutorials and hands-on practice to develop a personalized website. The website is optimized for any device, ensuring viewers are greeted with an aesthetic design whether they use a phone or computer. In the process, I learned to use and connect GitHub for version control, importing files, managing repositories, and connecting the site to a custom domain. I continue to update the website regularly with new projects and information as my experience grows.

Magnetic Skateboard Backpack
Engineering, Science and Society - ENSC 100W, SFU (Sept - Dec 2023)

The Magnetic Skateboard Backpack allows users to securely attach their skateboards to a backpack for hands-free carrying. I designed and modelled magnetic mounting brackets in SolidWorks with a focus on usability, safety, and portability. Using 3D-printed components, I assembled and tested multiple prototypes, assessing attachment strength, stability during movement, and overall user experience. The project was recognized by the course professor as the most unique and innovative design in the class.

LED Dice Face Randomizer
Introduction to Electronics Laboratory - ENSC 120, SFU (Nov 2023)

I soldered and assembled a PCB-based circuit that generates random dice face values from 1 to 6 using 9 LED indicators. Through this, I gained experience with soldering and lab equipment, including DC power supplies, oscilloscopes, function generators, and digital multimeters. I completed the project by demonstrating the fully battery-powered system to teaching assistants, verifying its functionality, reliability, and correct output behavior.